Local Sports

Imagine this scenario: you and your husband attend a boater鈥檚 education program.

The Comox Valley Pool League (CVPL) sent a contingent to the B.C. Championships in Penticton, Feb. 25-March 1, and returned with a wall鈥檚 worth of plaques, and wallets full of cash.

Ten years ago, the Comox Valley Ringette Association started with a small masters team and a youth team comprised of children seven to 12. Growth was slow at first as people learned about the sport and word spread, but over the last couple of years registration has increased by more than 25 per cent each year. This meant a record turnout for the West Coast Classic in Richmond this January and another win for the masters team.

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On Saturday, March 14 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Comox Tennis Club (175 Stewart St.) will open up for the 2020 season.

The U14 MOWI Riptide girls soccer team qualified for the B.C. tournament by defeating Victoria North in the Vancouver Island Premier League (VIPL), Saturday in Victoria.

The Isfeld Ice senior boys basketball team had the privilege of competing at the 75th anniversary of the B.C. high school boys AAA championship in Langley.

Mt. Washington came alive as the Vancouver Island Biathlon Club hosted a successful Biathlon BC Provincial Championships.

Mt. Washington came alive Feb. 28-March 1, as the Vancouver Island Biathlon Club hosted a very successful biathlon provincial championships, drawing over 100 athletes, as well as coaches, parents, and supporters from across British Columbia.

The U14 Wave girls volleyball team reached the final of an Island Super Spike tournament last weekend in Nanaimo.